What is Cao Guiying's difficulty?

Guiying, who was hidden in the dust, suffered from urinary tract diseases. Not only could she not hold her urine, but she also lost her fertility.

Cao also lives with her brother and sister-in-law. Because she was born with a bent spine and was regarded as a plague by the villagers, her sister-in-law urged her to live in a sheepfold. The sheepfold was cold and damp, and Guiying got a urinary tract disease, which not only prevented her from urinating, but also lost her fertility. Besides, he has been frozen hard all the year round and his legs are lame.

Film review:

In Li Ruijun's stories, we often choose a small starting point, look at the protagonist quietly with a fixed lens, add some tiny variables, and wait for fate to happen.

The film shows a lot of scenes of Cao and Ma Youtie working in the field. In the warm light, careful composition and naturally captured audio tracks, the scene of busy farming was consumed by sweat and suffering, but it became a picture full of romantic beauty. Photographic pictures. From the title to the aesthetics, Into the Dust has a kind of film aesthetics that is compatible with some film academy doctrine.